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Official Q)irectory

baptist ^oung Peoples ^nion
of S^orth Garolina

twenty-first cj^nnual Gon^vention

PRESIDENT

Charles B. Howard Yoiing(>ville

VICE-PRESIDENTS

Eastern Region John T. Coley. Rocky Mount

Southern Region James F. War\Yiek, Wilmington

Central Region Robert L. Councilman, Burlington

West Central Regicm Charles B. Winberry, Statesville

Western Region A. V. Washburn. Sylva

Pa(/e one

JUNIOR-INTERMEDIATE SPONSOR
Miss Vera Kuth Burlingtou

JUNIOR-INTERMEDIATE LEADERS

Easteru Region Miss Lessie Wiiisldw. Elizabeth City

Southern Region Miss Pearl Canady. Hope Mills

Central Region Miss Leola Caudle. "Wake Forest

West Central Region Mrs. J. A. Yost. Winston-t^alem

Western Region David Mashlairn. Andrews

RECORDING SECRETARY
James Morgan Raleigh

REPORTER
Walter M. Gihnore Raleigh

B. Y. P. U. DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION

General Secretary .James A. Ivey. Raleigh

Junior-Intermediate Secretary —

Miss Winnie Rickett. Raleigh

Eastern Field Worker. ...Miss Mary Ayscue. Rocky Mount

Western Field Worker J. Andrew Morgan. Hickory

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DR. CHARLES E. MADDRY,

General Secretary, General Board

North Carolina Baptist State

Convention, Raleigh, X. C.

RE> . CHARLES B. HOWARD,

President North Caroluia State

B. Y. P. U. Convention,

Youngrsville, X. C.

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Music Conducted by S. W. Hughes
AND Miss Ruby (tRiffin

TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 24

10:3(1 •■!>5ing Unto the Lord"

10:-t5 '-If I Grow. I Must Stop"— Coy Miickle. Wiii.gate

11 :(X» Special Music— Miss Alma Dark. Roseboro

11:05 "Along- the Way"

11:1(1 (irectings— President R. L. Moore. Mars Hill

11 :lo The President's Address— "A (4oal of

Excellence"' — Charles B. Howard. Youngsville

11 :40 Congregational ^>inging

11 :4"> "Jesus Changing Names" —

Dr. William Russell ( )wen. Asheville

12:15 Adjourn

12 ::;(i I.unch

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON
2 :15 "Sing Unto the Lord'"
2:30 "If I Grctw. I Must Study"— Coy MuekU'. Wingate

2 :45 Special Music — Claude Robliins. Spindale
2 :50 "Down in Soutli Carolina" —

W. E. Salter. Columlna. S. C.
3:0(1 -Along the Way"

3 :10 "Pathways to Power" —

Mrs. A. L. Crawley. Signal Mountain. Tenn.
3 :oo Simultaneous Conferences — See Patres 11-26

TUESDAY EVENING

7 :45 "Sing Unto the Lord"

S :00 "If I Grow. I Must Stand"— Coy Muckle. Wingate
8:15 Special Music — Miss Mamie Perry. Hendersonville
8:20 '-That Person on the Outside" —

James A. Ivey. Raleigh

8 :45 r)emoustration — Bible Drill
8 :53 Congregational Singing

8 :55 "Increasing the Value of Gold" —

Frank H. Leavell. Nashville. Tenn.

WEDNESDAY MORNING

8:30 "Sing Unto the Lord"

8 :45 "If I Grow. I Must Stick"— Coy Muckle, Wingate

9 :00 Special Music — Rommie Pierce. Marshville
9 :05 "Echoes From Back Home"

10:00 Simultaneous Conferences — See Pages 11-26
11 :00 Reassemble in College Auditorium
11 :05 "Growing Through Expansion" —

"j. E. Lambdin. Nashville, Tenn.
11 :35 Demonstration — Securing Records
11 :40 "Growing Through Personal Loyalty to Chri.st
and His Program" —

Dr. Charles E. Maddry. Raleigh
12 :15 Adjourn
12 :30 Lunch

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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

The Entire Afternoon Dedicated to Wholesome
Recreation

WEDNESDAY EVENING

7 :45 "Sing Unto tlie Lord"

8 :()0 "If f Grow, I Must Strive" — Coy Muekle. Wingate
8:15 Special Mnsic — Hoy Young, "West Asheville

8 :20 "Growing Through Christian Fellowship" —

Miss Wiamie Kickett, Raleigh
8 :4o Demonstration — Sword Drill
8 :53 Congregational Singing

8:r.o "The Baptist World Challenge to the P.. Y. V. U."
Dr. Austin Crouch. Nashville. Tenn.
10 :oO "Good-night"

THURSDAY MORNING

G ::J0 "Accepting Fully clod's Plan"—

Dr. Kyle M. Y'ates. Louisville. Ky.
7 :::!0 Breakfast
9:00 ■•Sing Unto the Lord"

9 :15 "If I Grow. I Must Strip"— Coy Muekle. Wingate
9:30 Special Music — A Trio — Messrs. Horace Easom,
J. D. Barnette and R. Powell Lee
9:35 "We Want to Serve" —

Miss May Gihson Bain. Dunn
"My Father's Business and Mine" —

Mhss Dixie Sorrell. Gary
"The Final Touches — Then to the Work" —

Miss Mary Currin. Henderson
"And They Too Shall Have a Chance" —

Rev. W. L. Griggs, Charlotte
"All Together Engaging in Big Business" —

O. Jack Muriihy. Louisburg
"He Shall Be a True Leader" —

Rev. A. W. Fleischnuuni. (Jreenville

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JAMES A. IVEV.

Secretary Department North

Carolina State B. V. P. V.,

Raleigh. X. C.

J. ANDREW JIORGAN,

Western B. Y. P. U. Field

Worker. Hickory, N. C.

Page eight

10 :10 Simultaneous Conferences — See Pages 11-26

11 :20 Reassemble in College Auditorium

11:25 "Along the Way"'

11 :35 '"A Special Feature" —

Meredith College Students. Raleigh
11:40 "Preparing for the Greatest \York on Earth" —

Dr. B. A. Bowers, Gastonia
12 :15 Adjourn
12 :30 Lunch

THURSDAY AFTERNOON

2 :15 "Sing Unto the Lord"

2 :30 "If I Grow. I Must Stoop"'— Coy Muckle, Wingate

2 :45 Special Music — Horace Easom, Shelby

2 :50 "The Social Life as a Means to Christian

Growth"" — Dr. H. T. Hunter, CuUowhee

3 :15 "Along the Way""

3 :25 Simultaneous Conferences — See Pages 11-26
4 :30 Adjourn

THURSDAY EVENING

7 :45 "Sing Unto the Lord""

8:00 "If I Grow, I must Stir""— Coy Muckle, Wingate
8:15 Special Music — Mars Hill
S :20 Presentation of Banners
Installation of OfHcers

8 :35 "Growing Through Giving"' —

Dr. Austin Crouch. Nashville. Tenu.
9 :00 Congregational Singing

9 :05 "Growing Through Increased Efficiency"" —

Dr. William Russell Owen, Asheville
10 :30 '-Good-nighf

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MISS WINNIE RICKETT,
State B. Y. P. I'. Junior-
Intermediate Secretary,
Baleigh, N. C.

>I1SS MARY AVSCUE,

Eastern B. Y. P. V. Tielrt Worker,

Rooky Mount, N. C.

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unior Gonferences

Meeting Place — KScieiiee Lecture Room
Conference Leader — Miss Naomi Bras^A•ell. Belmont
Conference Counsellors — Miss Virginia Holtzclaw. Can-
ton : Miss Pearl Canady. Hope Mills : Mrs. George
Pennell, Asheville

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

1. The President's Schedule

2. The Music

3. Sword Drill

4. Tlie Secretary's Report

5. Relaxation Exercises

6. Tlie Program :

(1) Material for Programs

(2) Plainiing tlie Program

(3) Assigning the Parts

(4 1 Advertising the Program
(5 1 Preparing the Parts
(6) Presenting tlie Program

7. The Q. Q. Q. Club

WEDNESDAY MORNING

1. Enlisting New Members

2. Better Socials in Junior LTnions

3. Enlisting the Members in Giving

4. Daily Bible Readings

5. Relaxation Songs

6. Variety in Bible Drills

7. Posters

8. Business Meetings

9. How to Get Committees to Work
10. Memory Work

Page eleven

J. E. I.AMBDIX,

Secretary and Editor B. "V. P. IT.

Department, Baptist Sunday

School Board, Nashville

Tennessee

DR. AUSTIN CROUCH,

Executive Secretary of the Execu-
tive Committee, Soutliern Bap-
tist Convention, Nashville.
Tennessee

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intermediate Gonferences

fleeting Place — Gymnasium

ConfereiK-e Leaders — Mrs. A. L. Crawley. Miss Winnie

Rickett
Conference Cuunselldrs — David Mashburn, Andrews :

Miss Lucile Welch. Gastonia : Miss Leola Caudle,

Wake Forest ; Miss Etlieu Presley. Hendersonville ;

Miss Leona Harris. Kannapolis

TUESDAY AFTERNOON
1. The Meditation Period
'1. The President's Schedule

3. The Music

4. The Sword Drill

5. The Secretary's Report

6. The Program :

(1) Material for the Program

(lit Planning the Program . ,

(3) Assigning the Program

(4) Checking up on Assignments

(5) Advertising the Program

(6) Preparing the Parts

(7) Presenting the Program

( S ) Following up the Program

7. The Closing . Assembly of the General B. Y. P. U

Organization
b. How to have a Reverent Weekly Meeting
9. The A.D. Club

WEDNESDAY MORNING

1. Enlisting and Holding Memlters

2. Records and Reports

3. Better Social Life in the B. Y. P. U.

4. Enlisting the Members in Giving

5. The Study Course — And How?
H. Daily Bible Reading

7. Variety in the Bilile Quiz
S. Posters

0. Committee Meetings — When and How?
10. Winning the Lost — Can an Intermediate Do It?

Pdfie thirteen

F. H. I^KAVELL.

Secretary Department of Southern

Baptist Student AVork, Baptist

Sunday Scliool Board, Nasii-

ville, Tennessee

DR. KVI.E -M. YATES.
Professor. Old Testament and He-
brew, Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, Louisville,
Kentucky

Page fourteen

Senior ^. ^ £ ^. Conferences

Meeting Place — College Auditorium

Conference Leaders — Miss Mary Ayscue. Rocky Mount,
E. X. Gardner, Dunn

('onfereuce Counsellors — Robert Coimcilman. Burlington ;
Miss Marguerite Mason, AYinston-Salem : Perry
Morgan. Raleigh : Miss Ellen Daniel, Salisbury

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Subjects for Discussion :

1. B. Y. P. U. Objectives

2. Place of Senior B. Y. P. U. in (General B. Y. P. U.

Organization

3. The Standard of Excellence the Basic Program of

Activities for a B. Y. P. U.

4. The Calendar of B. Y. P. U. Activities and How

to Use It

5. Activities in the Community and Association

6. The Importance of Making Quarterly Reports to the

State Secretary

WEDNESDAY MORNING

Subjects for Discussion: Plans. Methods and Projects for
Oflicers and Committees :

1. Co-operation With (General Organization in Monthly

Council of (ttticers and C<mimittees

2. Enlarging the B. Y. P. U.

3. Better Social Life in the B. Y. P. U.

4. Records and Reports

5. Enlisting the Members in Giving

6. 100% in Study Course and Daily Bible Reading

7. The Group Captain's Opportunity for Leadership
S. The Work of Senior B. Y. P. U. Counsellor

Page fifteen

DK. B. A. BOWERS,

Pastor, First Baptist Cliurch,
Gastonia, X. C

DR. H. T. HINTER,

President Western Carolina

Tea<?her's College,

Ciillowhee, X. C.

Page sixteen

baptist c5^dult ^nion Qonferences

Meeting Place — Mrs. RDliinsou's Class Room
Conference Leader — J. Andrew Morgan. Hickory
Conference Counsellors — A. V. Washburn. Sylva : Coy

Peterson. Gastonia : E. F. Sullivan. Hickory : Miss

Esther Holland. Charlotte

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Subjects for Discussion :

1. Mliy Have an Adult Union?

2. Aims and Purposes of the Adult Union

3. Functions and Values of the Adult Union

4. The Organization of an Adult Union :

(1) Otlicers

(2) Committees
(o) Groups

5. How to Start an Adult Union

6. Place of the B. A. U. in the B. Y. P. U. Depart-

ment—Closing Assembly — Monthly Council

7. Making Quarterly Reports to the State Secretary

WEDNESDAY MORNING

Stilijects for Discussion: Plans, Methods and Activities
tor the Baptist Adult Union :

1. The Standard of Excellence

2. Daily Bible Readings
.J. Study Courses

4. Records

5. Helping the Young People in. the B. Y. P. U."s

6. General Church Activities

7. Calendar of B. Y. P. U. Activities and How to

Use It

Page seveiitcen

DR. WILLIAM RUSSELL OWEX,

Pastor, First Baptist Chiircli,
Asheville. N. C.

REV. coy MICKLE,

President AVingate Junior College,

I'astor Winsate Baptist Church,

AVingate, N. C.

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(College ^nion (Conferences

Meeting Place — "Eu" Society Hnll

Couference Leader — F. H. Leavell

rdiiference Coiiiis;ell()rs — Miss Madaline Elliott. Eden ton :
Miss t'leo Mitchell. Greensboro : Martin England.
Mars Hill: Miss Ruth Preslar. Wingate : Miss
Velma Preslar. Wingate

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

1. Distinctive Objectives in College B. Y. P. U. Work

2. Distinctive Problems in College B. Y. P. U. Work

3. The Standard of Excellence the Basic Program of

Activities

4. The Calendar of Activities and How to Use It

5. Activities in Community and Association

6. Place of College B. Y. P. U. in the Local Church

7. Place of College B. Y. P. U. in the B. S. U.

WEDNESDAY MORNING

1. The President's Schedule

2. Records and Reports

3. Enlisting the Members in Daily Bible Readings

4. Enlisting the Members in Giving

5. The College Studv Course

6. College B. Y. P. U. Socials

7. Enlistment and Attendance

8. Monthly Council of Officers

9. Reports to State B. Y. P. U. Department

Page nineteen

junior- intermediate headers and
Sponsors' Conference

Meeting Place — Church Auditorium

Conference Leaders — Miss Winnie Ricl\;ett, Mrs. A. L.
Cra\A-ley

Conference Counsellors — Miss Naomi Braswell, Belmont ;
Miss Virginia Green. Durham

PcKje tireiitu

Seneral SB. % £ ^. Organization
Conferences

Meetint; Place — "Phi" Society Hall
Conference Leaders — J. E. Lamlxlin, James A. Ivey
Conference Counsellors — Z. Bright Tucker. Wingate ;
F. R. Leagans. Cooleemee : Horace Easom, Shelby ;
J. D. Barnette, High Point: C. D. Gattis. Bur-
lington

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Subject for Discussion — The General Organization a
Church and Development Program of B. Y. P. U.
Work :

1. Place and Purpose of the B. Y. P. U. Department

in a Baptist Church

2. Providing the Necessary Leadership

3. Support of Church Officers

4. Parental Co-operation

5. Financial Support

6. Co-ordination and Co-operation with Other Services

of the Church

7. Standardization

S. Making the Weekly Programs of the Unions At-
tractive and Effective
9. Music in the B. Y. P. U. Department
10. Extension Work

WEDNESDAY MORNING

Subject for Discussion — The Meetings of the General
B. Y. P. U. Organization :

1. The Weekly Assembly

2. The Monthly Council of Officers and Committees

3. The Training School

4. Annual Promotion Day Service

5. Annual B. Y. P. IT. Department Social

6. Making Quarterly Reports to the State Secretary

Page tu-ciifij-oiie

J^ssocidtional and Gtty 58. % £ ^.
Gonferences

Meeting Place — Mr. Stringtield's Class R(jom

Conference Leaders — M. L. Jones. Durham : James A.
Ivey

Conference Counsellors — John T. Coley. Rocky Mount :
James F. Warwick. Wilmington: Mrs. J. A. Yost,
Winston-Salem : C. B. Winberry. Statesville : C. T.
Skidmore. Charlotte

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Subjects for Discussion : Objectives and Promotional
Work of the Associatioual P.. Y. P. V. :

1. Objectives of the Associatioual B. Y. P. U. :

(1) Establishing B. Y. P. U. in Every Baptist

Church in the Association

(2) Enlarging the B. Y. P. U. in Every Church to

Include all its Prospects

(3) Developing to Highest Efficiency the B. Y. P. U.

Department in Each Church

(4) Promotion of Missions and all Denominational

Work Among Young People of the Churches
(5,1 Promotion of Fellowship Among Young Bap-
tists of the Churches
(6) Training of Leaders for Future Baptist Work
in the Association and State

2. Financing the Associatioual B. Y. P. IT.

3. The Associatioual Standard of Excellence the Basis

of Promotion

4. Financing and Training Volunteer Workers

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5. Associatioiial and District Training Seliuoli-
(1) The Central Type

(2 1 The Simultaneous Type

6. Assoeiational Enlargement Campaigns

7. The Matter of Quarterly Reports

8. Preserving Minutes for Future Leaders

WEDNESDAY MORNING

Subject for Discussion : The Meetings of the Associational
B. Y. P. U. :

1. Quarterly Associational Meetings :

(1) Purpose of the Meetings

(2) Time, Place and Length of Meetings

(3) Source Materials for the Programs

(4) Eight Programs Worked out in Detail

2. District Group Meetings

3. Annual Associational Convention. Purpose. Time.

Place. Length of Meeting. Program. Busi-
ness Session

4. Associational Executive Committee Meeting. Who?

When? Wiiat?

5. Music in the Associational Meetings

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^he Gooperative Program

Meeting Place — Science Lecture Room
Conference Leader — Dr. Austin Croucli

1. What is the Co-operative Program?

2. What Criticisms Have you Heard of the Co-operative

Program?

3. Name Some Advantages of the Co-operative Program

4. What Can the B. Y. P. U. Do to Promote the Co-

operative Program?

5. How Can the B. Y. P. U. Malve the Missionary Spirit

Dominant in tlie Lives of its Members?

6. Hov\- Can the B. Y. P. U. Enlist in Missionary Giving?

Page tirentij-four

^t.

issions

Meetinji Place — Chnrcli Auditnrimu

Confereuce Leaders — Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Crawley

1. What is Missions?

2. The Origin of Missions
o. The Motive for Missions

4. World Conditions Today

5'. Our Present Missionary Program

G. How Can the B. Y. P. U. Promote Missionary In-
struction in the Church?

T. How Can the B. Y. P. V. Develoii and Enlist its
Members in Missionary Giving?

5. How May the B. Y. P. U. Make the Missionary Spirit

Dominant in the Lives of its Members?

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Vocational Suidance and Ghoice

Meeting Places — College Auditorium niid (Tvmnasium
Confereuce Leaders — F. H. Leavell and Dr. Kyle M. Yates

1. My Life Work— What Will it Be?

2. Preparation for Life's Work :

( 1 ) Clioosiug a School

(2) A Health Budget
( 3 1 Time Budget

( 4 I Money Budget

3. Life's Greatest Problems:

( 1 1 Social and Recreational Life
( 2 I The Young Christian and His Church
1 3 ) Christian Citizenship

(4 1 Choosing a Life Partner and Buildirig a Chris-
tian Home

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c5^-i 'Unions for the ^ear i^ig

SENIOR

Adult, Cooleemee : Senior. Cooleemee : •'Trnett Adult."
"Whitley." Loray, Gastoiiia : First. Harrellsville : First.
High Point: Cedar Dell. Kinston ; Antioch. Lillinstou :
Ehodhiss: Bethel. Statesville: "Kesler."' Mills Home.
Thomasville : ■'Boone.'' Mills Home, Thouiasville : Cal-
vary. Wilmington: Florence. Forest City : Stoney Creek,
Rocky Mount : Cypress Chaiiel. Spring Hope.

INTERMEDIATE

Andrews ; "B Square." Ninth Avenue, Charlotte ; Xo. 1,
Cooleemee : Fayetteville : Harrellsville : Cedar Dell, Kin-
ston ; Caiieharts. Merry Hill ; Riverside, Merry Hill :
•".James Ivey." Western Avenue, Statesville : Mt. Carinel,
West Asheville : "Boosters." Brown Memorial, Winston-
Salem.

JUNIOR

Cherryville : Xo. 1 and :_'. Cooleemee : "Kings Mes-
sengers." "Light Bearers." First. Durham ; "Booster."
Loray, Gastouia : Bessemer, Greensboro : Harrellesville :
"Harrison," Cedar Dell. Kinston : Riverside. Merry Hill :
Sanford: "Faith" and "Love." Mills Home, Thomiisville ;
"Anti-Cau"ts." Brown Memorial, Winston-Salem : "Grace
Weaver." Salem. Winston-Salem: Woodland: Flat Rock.
Youngsville.

GENERAL ORGANIZATION
Harrellsville ; Cooleemee.

ASSOCIATIONS

Western Xorth Carolina : Bladen : (Gaston Countv.

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Study Course c^ijvards
^une I St, ig2g ■- ^une ist, ig^o

EASTERN REGION

Atlantic 2l'l Xeiise 509

Cliowan 279 Roanoke G23

West Chowan 292

SOUTHERN REGIO'N

Bladen 119 Eastern 194

Brunswick 3(3 New South River 1(»1

Cape Fear-Cohunbus.. 3oS Pee Dee 141

Dock (I Ro'beson 277

Wilmington 201

CENTRAL REGION

Beulah 129 Mt. Zion 1.(329

Central 2(35 Montgomery 34

Flat River 149 Piedmont ..". 932

Johnston 145 RaleiLch 53S

Little River 4U7 Sandy Creek 114

Tar River 699

WEST CENTRAL. REGION

Caldwell 27S

Catawba River 845

Elkin 0

(3aston 1.791

Kintrs Mountain 325

Libertv 27

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Alexander

41

Ashe

10

Alleghanv

0

Anson

17

Brier Creek

0

Brushv Mountain ....

.. 107

Meeklenliiir.ii-C'aliarrus l.OoG Stoney Fork 0

Pilot Monutain 5L!3 ^^tone Mountain 27

Rowan 467 Stanly 70

South Mountain 0 Surry 60

South Yadkin 1.018 Three Forks 193

South Fork 440 Union 350

Yadkin 133

WESTERN REGION

Avery 0 Mitchell 69

Blue Rid,i,'e 69 New Found 0

Biuicombe 787 Sandy Run ooS

Carolina 416 Tennessee River 67

French Broad 276 Transylvania 15

Green River 131 Tuckaseigee 140

Haywood 36 AVest Lilierty 0

Macon 37 Western N. Carolina.. 48

Yancey 21

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NORTH CAROLINA
STATE B. y. P. U.

CONVENTION " *
ASSEMBLY ,

RiDGECREST

July 4=10, 1931

KEYNOTE:
^Christian Living"

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STATE B. y. p. Lf.

CONVENTION
ASSEMBLY

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Official Q)irectory

baptist ^oung Peoples ^nion
of SVortb Qarolind

'Twenty-Second cj^nnual Gonvention
and ^irst <3^ssembly

PRESIDENT

Charles B. Howard Wake Forest

VICE-PRESIDENT
R. W. Pi'evost Andrews

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REGIONAL PRESIDENTS

Eastern Region John T. Colcy, Rocky Mount

Southern Region James F. Warwick, ^yilmln,gton

Central Region 0. Jack Murphy. l']lizu))eth City

West Central Region Charles R. Wlnl)erry, Statesville

Western Region Martin England. Mars Hill

JUNIOR-INTERMEDIATE SPONSOR
Mrs. J. A. Yosr Winston-Saleni

JUNIOR-INTERMEDIATE LEADERS

Eastern Region Mrs. E. J. Morgan. Snow Hill

Southern Region Miss Pearl Canady. Hope Mills

Central Region Miss Mary Virginia Green, Durham

AYest Central Region Miss Lueile Welch. Castonia

Westei-n Region Miss Esther Gihhs. Mill Spring

RECORDING SECRETARY

A. Y. Washlmrn. Jr Goldsboro

REPORTER
F. R. Leagans Cooleemee

B. Y. P. U. DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA

BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION

General Secretary James A. Ivey. Raleigh

Junior-Intermediate Secretary —

"" Miss Winnie Rickett. Raleigh

Field Worker Miss Mary Ayscue. Rocky Mount

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ON OUR PROGRAM

Dr. Cliarles E. Maddry, General Secretary. North Caro^
liiia State Convention.

Dr. T. W. Ayers, Missionary, Field Repre.sentative, For-
eign Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga.

Perrv Morgan, State Sunday School Secretary, Raleigh.

Charles B. Howard. State B. Y. P. U. President. Wake
Forest.

J. E. Lambdin, Editorial Secretaiy, Nashville, Tenn.

James A. Ivey, State B. Y. P. U. Secretary. Raleigh.

Dr. Kyle M. Yates, Professor Old Testament, Southern
Baptist Seminary, Louisville, Ky.

Miss Mary Virginia Green. Regional .Junior-Intermediate
Leader, Durham.

Miss Gladys H. Beck. State Elementary Secretary.
Raleigh.

Mrs. Edwin S. Preston, Atlanta, Ga.

Miss Alva Lawrence, State Young People's Leader.
Raleigh.

E. N. Gardner, Pastor, Dunn.

Edwin S. Preston, State B. Y. P. U. Secretary of Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga.

R. Elton .Johnson, one time State B. Y'. P. U. Secretary
of Alabama, Louisville, Ivy.

Mrs. J. E. Lambdin, Nashville. Tenn.

Miss Winnie Rickett. State .Junior-Intermediate Secre-
tary, Raleigh.

Mrs. J. A. Yost, State Junior-Intermediate Sponsor,
Winston-Salem.

Frank H. Leavell, Secretary Southern Baptist Student
Work, Nashville. Tenn.

Dr. L. E. M. Freeman. Professor of Bible, Meredith Col-
lege, Raleigh.

Miss Mary Ay.scue, State B. Y. P. U. Field Worker,
Rocky Mount.

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Dr. Zeno Wall, Pastor and Pref-ident Boiling Springs

Junior College. Shelby.
Dr. Lutlier Little. Pastor. Charlotte.
Dr. Arthur Jackson. Pastor. Hendersonville.
Dr. B. W. Spilman. Sunday School Field Worker of the

South. Kinston.
J. Howard Young. Roxboro.
Mrs. J. Howard Young, Roxboro.
L. L. Morgan. State Sunday School Field Worker,

Goldsboro.
Coy Muckle. President Wingate Junior College. Wingate.
Vesper Service speaker.s from Durham. Burlington, Ashe-

yille, Charlotte, and Winston-Salem.

STUDY COURSES OFFERED

Association :

Associational Methods — R. Elton Johnson

Admixistratiox :

General Organization — J. E. Lambdin
Junior-Intermediate Leader's Manual — Mrs. J. E.
Lambdin, Miss Winnie Rickett, Mrs. J. A. Yost

Senior :

Senior B. Y. P. U. Administration — Edwin S. Preston
Investments in Christian Living — Frank H. Leavell
People Called Baptist.s — LJr. L. E. M. Freeman
Sunday School Manual. Division I — L. L. Morgan
Pilgrim's Progress — Miss Mary Ayscue

Intermediate :

Intermediate B. Y. P. U. Manual — Mrs. Edwin S.

Preston
Messengers of Light — Miss Alva Lawrence
Meaning of Church Membership — E. N. Gardner

Junior :

Junuir P.. Y. P. U. Manual — Miss Mary Virginia

Green
Trail Makers in Other Land.s — Miss Gladys H. Beck

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SUNDAY MORNING

7 :30 Risins Call
8 :00 Breakfast

9:45 Sunday School— Perry Mor.i.'aii. Superinleiidem
11 :00 Preaching Service — Dr. T. W. Ayers. Preacher

Subject : "Lift Up Your Eves and Look on
the Fields"
12 :?,U Dinner

SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1:30-2:30 Quiet Hour

2 :5o Assembly Call

3 :00 Song Service

"An Appraisal of the B. Y. P. T."— J. E. Lambditi
"The Transfigured Life"— Charles B. Howard

6 :00 Supper

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SUNDAY EVENING

6:45 B. Y. P. U.- James A. Ivey. Director
S :00 Preaching Service — Dr. T. W. Ayers. Preacher
Subject: "Missionarv Love Storv"

10:00 Call to Rooms

10:30 Lights Out in All Rooms

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DAILY SCHEDULE

00 Rising Call

30 Breakfast

10 Serviffs in Auditorium

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12 :30 Dinner
6 :00 Supper
6 :45 Vespers

45 Services in Auditorium

00 Call to Rooms

30 Liiihts Out in All Rooms

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RECREATION

Swimmhii
Boating'

Hiking

Mountain ("limltin.t.

Base Ball

Tennis

(TOlf

Shuffle-Board

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MONDAY MORNING

S:10 Assembly Call

S :15 ••Torch Bearers of The Old Testament" —

Dr. Kyle M. Yates
9 :0o Classes
10:00 •The Livingston Johi.ison Memorial" —

Dr. Charles E. iladdry
10 :30 Classes
11 :3;) Recess
11 :40 Assembly Call
11 :45 •"Christian Living Above the Fogs" —

Frank H. Leavell
12 :25 Adjourn

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MONDAY AFTERNOON
Recreation. Edwin S. Presion. Direetini

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MONDAY EVENING

6 :45 Vespers — •".Standards for Christian Living."

Durham

7 :45 ^^usic — Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young. Directing
S :15 "The Literary Portrait Painters of Jesus" —

Dr. B. "W. Spilman

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TUESDAY MORNING

8:10 Assembly Call

8:15 '-Torch Bearers of the Old Testament"—

Dr. Kvle M. Yates

9 :00 Classes

10 :00 Eight Point Record System

10:30 Classes

11 :30 Recess

11:40 Assembly Call

11 :45 "The Risen Life"— Dr. Zeno Wall

12 :25 Adjourn

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Recreation

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TUESDAY EVENING

6 :45 Vespers — ^"Giving an Expression of Christian

Living," Charlotte
7 :45 Music

8:15 Recognition of A-1 Associations
8 :30 "The Literary Portrait Painters of Jesus" —

Dr. B. W. Spilman

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WEDNESDAY MORNING

S:10 Assembly Call

8 :15 "Torch Bearers of the Old Testament"—

Dr. Kyle M. Yates

9 :00 Classes

10:(IO The General B. Y. P. XT. Orjianization

10 ::!0 Classes
11 :::!() Recess

11 :40 Assembly Call

11 :45 -'A Life or a Livinj;"— Dr. Luther Little
12:25 Adjourn

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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Recreation

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WEDNESDAY EVENING

C :4ri Vesi)ers — "Living for Jesus in Recreation,"

-^' Burlington
7 :45 Music
S :15 Junior and Intermediate Work —

Miss Winnie Rickett
8 -.Sa "The Literary Portrait Painters of Jesus" —

Dr. B. W. Spilman

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THURSDAY MORNING

8:10 Assembly Call

S-15 "Torch Bearers of the Old Testament" —

Dr. Kyle M. Yates

9 :00 Classes

10:00 The Biblical Recorder Circulation Mosement

10 :30 Classes

11 :30 Recess

11 :40 Assembly Call

11 :45 "Yonth and Its Church""— Dr. Duther Little

12 :25 Adjourn

THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Recreation

THURSDAY EVENING

6 :45 Vespers — "The Necessity of Christian Training
to Christian Living."" AsheA'ille

7 :4o Music

8:15 Presentation of Regional Officers

8 :35 "The Literary Portrait Painters of Jesus"' —

Dr. B. W. Spilman

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FRIDAY MORNING

8:10 Assembly Call

8 :15 "Torcli Bearers of the Old Testament" —

Dr. Kvle M. Yates

9 :00 Classes
10:00 "The Youth's rtoll Call— Coy Muckle
10 :30 Classes
11 :30 Recess
11 :40 Assembly Call
11 :45 "Christian Living — In Taking Our Share of

Hardness" — L>r. Arthur Jackson

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON

:00 Song Service

Presentation of Ranners and Awnrd-
Election of Officers

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^ FRIDAY EVENING

6 :45 Yesyers — "The Highest Expression of Christian
Living." Winston-Salem

7 :45 Music

S:15 "Even As He Will"— Dr. B. W. Spilman

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DAILY BIBLE READINGS. JULY 5-11

JuMOR :

h^uiulay, Acts 1 : 6-11 : 2 : 41. 42
Monday. Mark 1 : 40-45
Tne.sda.v, Mark 2 : 1-12
Wednesday. Mark 2 : 18-17
Thursday. Mark 2 : 23-28
Friday. Mark 3 : 1-6
.Saturday. Mark 3:7-12

IXTEKMEDIATE :

Sunday. Acts 1 : 6-0 : 2 : 2-S
Monday, Genesis 5 : S-24
Tuesday. Genesis 6 : 5-12
Wednesday. (Genesis 6:13-22
Tliursday. (xenesis 7 : 6-24
Fi'iday, Genesis 8 : 1-12
Saturday, (xenesis 8:13-22

Senior and Adult :

Sunday. Acts 1 : 6-9 : 2 : 1-8
Monday, Ezekiel 2 : 1-10 ; 3 : 1-5
Tuesday, Ezekiel 6
Wednesday, Ezekiel 18:1-4, 20-32
Tliursday. Ezekiel 34:11-16, 23-27
Friday. Ezekiel 33 : 7-16
Saturday, Ezekiel 36 : 22-31

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SENIOR

Cliadwiek. Charlotte; Adult, Ninth Avenue. Charlotte:
Adult No. 1, Adult No. 2, Senior, Cooleemee ; Florence.
Forest City : "George W. Truett." "Coble," "Whitley,'"
Loray, Gastonia : Adult. Harrell.'^ville : Adult and ^^enior,
Stouey Creek. Rocky Mount: Severn : Bethel. Statesville :
Forhush. Yadkinville : Ansier Avenue. Durham : Fir.st.
High Point.

INTERMEDIATE

Andrews: "B-Square," Ninth Avenue. Charlotte: No.
1. No. 2. Cooleemee: "Royal," Loray, Gastonia: Pleasant
View, Morganton : ".Tames Ive.v," Kennedy Home. Kins-
ton : No. 1, Tabernacle, Raleigh: "Ever Ready," Red
Springs: Severn: Weldon : Lowe's Grove. Durham.

JUNIOR

. Asheboro : "Willing '\^'orkers." Cary : ".Tames Ivey."
Cherryville : Clemmons: No. 1, No. 2, No. 4. Cooleemee:
"Cheerful Heliiers." "Ivings Messengers." First, Durham :
"Braswell," "Boosters." Loray, Gastonia; "Biggers,"
Temple, Gastonia; Immanuel, Greenville: Harrell.sville :
"Campbell," First, Hickory; "Rickett," "Harrison,"' Ken-
nedy Home, Ivinston ; Riverside. Merry Hill; "Top
Ivnoteh,"" First, Mooresville : ""Joy,"" Calvary, Morganton :
No. 1. First. Morganton : Pleasant View, Morganton :
"Biggers,"" First, Salisbury : First. Sanford ; Severn :
We.st Asheville : "U-Need-Us,'" "Anti-Can'ts," Brown
Memorial. Winst(m-Salem : "Stevens."" "(irace Weaver,"'
Salem, ^Vinston-Salem : AVoodland : Forbush. Yadkinville.

GENERAL ORGANIZATION

Cooleemee: Calvary, Morganton: Severn.

ASSOCIATIONS
Blailen; Gaston; Little liiver ; Neuse : Union; Catawba
River.

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^une ist, ig^o- ^une ist, ig^i

EASTERN REGION

Atlaiiric 62

Chowan 294

Neiise 478

Roanoke

West Chowan

854

3S(_t

Total 1.568

SOUTHERN REGION

Bladen 248

Brunswick 24

Cape Fear-Columbus.. 272

Dock 0

Eastern 217

Little River 321

New South River .... 53

Pee Dee 158

Robeson .357

Wilminijton 302

Total l.Oitlt

CENTRAL REGION

128

514

2S(j

178

Mt. Zion 1,-552

Montij;omerv 86

Beulah

Central

Flat River
.Johnston ...

Piedmont

Raleigh

Sandy Creek
Tar River ...

581

479

81

570

Total 4.455

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WEST CENTRAL REGION

Alexander

0

Rowan

.... 303

Allei^liaiiv

South Fork . .

504

Ashe

24

South Mountain ....
South Yadkin

63

Brier Creek

0

4S

.. 0.38

.. 471

... 342

HrusliY Mountain ...

Stanly

... 160

Caldwell

Catawba River

Stone Mountain ....

Stony Fork

Surry

31
9

Elkin

0
.. 1.363

.. 202

87

(raston

Three Forks

... 266

Kini;s Mountain ...

Union

... .343

Liberty

Yadkin

... 132

Mecklenbur.ir-

Cabarrus

.. 796
.. 574

Total

... 7 239

Pilot Mountain

WESTERN REGION

Avery

Blue Ridsje

Buncombe

Carolina

French Broad
(Jreen River ....

Haywood

Macon

Mitchell

New Found ....

29
220
S41

Sandy Run

Tennessee River

TransA'lvania

.. 798

37

.. 1.35

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Tuckaseiiiee

3"').">

"West Liberty

o

19,S
3(V'

Western North
Carolina

69

u

Yancey

11

Total .3.667

Ti.tal for State 18.928

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Assembly Obligations

1. rromptuess is a virtue U> lie desired. Be it imder-
stood that everybody will try to be on time for all
services, meals and otlier affairs of a general nature.

2. Everybody is required to take a study course.

3. Four afternoons are fi'ee for recreation.

4. Swimming hours at both lakes are to be observed as
follows :

Women and girls 1 :3ti to 4 :0(» in the afternoon. Men
and boys 4 :00 to 5 :30 in the afternoon. Wraps must be
worn over bathing suits going to and returning from the
lakes.

5. Hiking or riding parties will leave notice at Hotel
office and name of chaperon not later than 11 :40 a.m.
prior to the afternoon trip or 10 :00 o'clock the night
before an early morning trip.

6. There must be quiet in and around all Assembly
buildings until seven o'clock in the morning.

7. No games, indoor or outdoor, are to be played
during the services.

S. Valuables are not to be left in the rooms. Havt
them locked in the safe at the office.

9. Riding or sitting in cars after the Assembly Campus
is lighted will not be allowed.

10. Couples have the privilege of strolling at night on
that part of the campus that is lighted, save during
services.

11. Everybody will observe the call to rooms at ten
o'clock.

12. All rooms will be inspected ten minutes after the
call to rooms. Any one found absent from rooms at that
time will be reported to the Assembly Government.

13. Any (me lireaking faith with any of these obliga-
tions will reixirt in person to the Assembly Government.

PRINTED IN RALEIGH EYNUM PRINTING CO

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NORTH CAROLINA

STATE B. Y. P. U.

CONVENTION

ASSEMBLY

RIDGECREST
July 2-8, 1932

li. Y. P. U. DEPARTMENT
NOKIH ( AROLIXA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION

MISS WINNIE KICKETT,

Slate Secretary

MISS MABEL STARNES,

Field Worker

MRS. J. E. THARRINGTON,

Office Secretary

STATE CONVENTION OFFICERS

President — Eev. Coy Mcckle, Wingate
Vice-President — Johk T. Coley, Eocky Mount
J u 1 1 i or-1 n termediate Sponsor —

Mks. J. A. Yost, Winston-Salem
Kecording Secretary — Miss Velma Pkeslar, Wingate
Reporter — P. R. LeactA^-s, Cooleemee

REGIONAL PRESIDENTS

Eastern — R. I^. Childkess, Rocky Mount
Southern — H. D. Baxley, Red Springs
Central — W. Jetheo Broadwell, Durham
West Central — Bbyan Hukd, Cramerton
Western — David T. Mashbtrn, Andrews

JUNIOR-INTERMEDIATE LEADERS

Eastern — Miss Maude Broi'ic, Elizabeth City
Southern — Mrs. Pavl Blake, Lumberton
Central — Miss Mary Viroinia Green, Durham
West Central — Miss Lois Pierce, Marshville
Western — Miss Virginia Ciyyi:>:GnAM., Franklin

CLASSES OFFERED

Adjiiaistuatiox

Associational Manual — IIe:sry Rogers
General B. Y. P. IT. Organization —

Mrs. Forrest C. Feezor
Jimior-Intermediate Leaders' Manual —

^Irs. J. E. Lambdix

Senior

Senior B. Y. P. U. Aduiinistration — ■

Mr. J, E. Lambdijm
[nvestmeuts in Christian Living —

Rev. James A. Ivey
Wisdom in Soul Winning- — Miss Mabel Starves
Our Dofvtrines — Rev. Ern WriiSENurxT

Intermediate

Aiessengers of Light — Mrs. Henry Rogers
Mtaning of Church Membership —

Miss Xaoaii Braswell

JlNIOR

Trail Makers in Other Lands — Miss Ll'ctle Welch
Bible Heroes — Miss Lois Pierce

SUNDAY MORNING

7 :30 Eisiug Call \

8 ;00 Breakfast

9 :45 Sunday School — Bkyan Hukd, Cramerton
11.00 Morning Worship : Sermon — Dr. Kyle Yates,

Louisville, Ky.
12 :30 Dinner

SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1:30-2:30 Quiet Hour
3 :00 Song Service

3:15 "Be Ye Transformed"— J. E. Lambdin, Nash-
ville, Term.
3:40 Inspirational Message — Coy Mtckle, Wingate

SUNDAY EVENING

6 :00 Supper

6 :45 B. Y. P. U. — Winnie Rickett, Director

8 ;00 Evening Worship — Dr. Kyle Yates

10:00 (^uict Evening Thoughts— Mrs. J. E. Lamboin

10 :20 Call to Rooms

10:40 Lights Out

MONDAY MORNING

7 :U0 Rising Call
7 :30 Breakfast

8 :15 Bible Hour — Dr. Kyle Yates
9 :00 Classes

10:00 Feature Period — Mr. Lambdia'

10:30 Classes

1 1 :30 Recess

11:40 Morning Address — Dr. Forrest C. Feezor,
Raleigh

12:30 Lunch

MONDAY AFTERNOON

Recreation- — Mr. Siblev Birxette, Director

MONDAY EVENING

6 .00 Dinner

6 .45 Vespers — Beside the Lake

7 :45 Music — Rommie Pierce, Directing
S .00 The Associational B. Y. P. U.

8 ;20 Special Music

8:30 Christian Citizenship— Charles B. Howard,
Cary
10:00 Quiet Evening Thoughts — Mrs. Lambdix
10 :20 Call to Rooms
10 :40 Lio-hts Out

TUESDAY MORNING

7 :00 Rising Call

7 :30 Breakfast

8:15 Bible Hour — Du. Kyle Yates

9:00 Classes

10:00 Feature Period — Miss Cobnelia Rollow
10 :30 Classes
11:30 Recess

11:40 'Morning Address— Dk. Foerest Feezor
]2:30 Lull eh

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Recreation

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TUESDAY EVENING

6 .00 Dinner

6 :45 Vespers — Beside the Lake

7 :45 Music

S :00 The Biblical Recorder

■> :20 Special Music

s :30 Evening Address — Charles B. Howard

10:00 Quiet Evening Thoughts — Mrs. Lambdin

1 0 :20 Call to Rooms

1 0 :40 Lights Out

WEDNESDAY MORNING

T :00 Eising Call

7 :30 Breakfast

8:15 Bible Hour — Dr. Kyle Yaxes

0 :00 Classes

10:00 Featiire Period — Siblkv Bukxette

10:30 Classes

11:30 Eecess

11 :40 Morning Address^ — Dr. Feezor

12:30 Liineli

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

EecreatioB

WEDNESDAY EVENING

fi :00 Dinner

6 :45 'Yespers — Beside the Lake

7 :45 ■ Music

8:00 "Baptist Youtli Matching the Hour" — Winnie

RiCKETT

8 :20 Special Music

S :30 Evening Address — ■

10:00 Quiet EA'ening Thoughts-^^lRs. Lamtsdin

10:20 Call to Rooms

10:40 Lights Out

THURSDAY MORNING

7 :00 Rising Call

7 :30 Breakfast

8:15 Bible Hour— Dr. Yates

9 :00 Classes

10:00 Feature Period— M:s,s Mabel Starnes

10 :30 Classes

11:30 Recess

1 1 :40 Morning Address — Dr. Feezok

12 :30 Lunch

THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Recreation

THURSDAY EVENING

6 .00 Dinner

6 :45 Vespers — Beside the Lake

7 :45 Music

8:00 Associational Officers Recognized

8 :20 Special Music

8:30 Evening Address —

10:00 Quiet Evening Thoughts — Mrs. Lamcdin

10:20 Call to Rooms

10 :40 Liehts Out

FRIDAY MORNING

7:00 Rising Call

7 :30 Breakfast

8:15 Bible Hour

9 :00 Classes

10:00 Feature Period — Mrs. He.xry Rogers

10 :30 Classes

11:30 Recess

1 1 ;40 Morning Address — Dr. Feezok

12:30 Lunch

FRIDAY AFTERNOON

3 ;00 Presentation of Av/ards and Banners
Election of Officers

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FRIDAY EVENING

:i .00 Dinner

6 :45 Vespers—Beside the Lake

7 ■:45 Music

8:00 Beyond Your Church — Hexrt Rogers^

8 :20 Special Music

8 :30 Evening Address —

ANNOUNCING THE FIRST ANNUAL i^t ^

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NORTH CAROLINA B. Y. P. U. ^;

CONVENTION— ASSEMBLY

RIDGECREST, N. C.

"In The Land of The Sky"
JULY 4th-10th, 1931

CELEBRATE THE 4th ON THE WAY TO RIDGECREST

TIME FOR YOUR VACATION

Not Expensive — Rates Cheap

Most Reasonable Rates for First-Class Hotel Accommodations
See North Carolina Mountains First

Four Full Afternoons for Riding, Climbing, Swimming,
Fishing, Golfing, "Going Places — Seeing Things."

QUESTIONS

And Their Answers About the
Convention- Assembly

Q. What will be the nature of the Annual B. Y.

P. U. Convention this year?
A. The three-day inspirational conventions of

the past will te merged vnth the Assem-

hly type of program.

Q. What is the date of the Convention- Assembly?
A. Begins Saturday night, July 4th, closes Fri-
day night, July 10th.

Q. Where will the Convention- Assembly be held?

A. Ridgecrest, N. C. — Southern Baptist Assem-
hlp Grounds. On Southern Railway and
State Highway Numl)er 10, eighteen miles
east of Asheville.

Q. Will there be inspirational features as form-
erly?

A. There most certainly will he. This phase of
our program must &e retained.

Q. Are Study Courses to be offered?
A. Yes, books for every division of B. Y. P. U.
will be taught.

Q. Will full credit be given for these courses?
A. Awards will be granted all those completing
a booh mth exam,ination.

Q. Will there be conferences, demonstrations,

etc.?
A. Yes.

Q. What of the Assembly accommodations?

A. Delegates tvill be entertained in Pritchelle
Hotel and Annexes. All rooms coinpletely
furnished with linens, towels, etc.

Bi^ai

Q. What of the cost?

A. Two dollars per day. Children 3 to 10 years
old inclusive, one-half price, i. e., $1.00
per day. Children 2 years and under, no
charge. Any one staying less than one
day would pay regular rates, $1.00 per
night, 50 cents breakfast or supper, 15
cents dinner.

What will the registration fee be?
One dollar as heretofore.

4

What about special transportation rates?

Special round trip tourist rates are available ,
on railroads. Ask your ticket agent. j

Buses can be chartered on a mileage basis '
of 35 cents per mile. Thirty can be ac-
commiodatedj. J. A. Harrison, Raleigh,
Route 2, can furnish buses.

Q. What about delegates using their cars for the

trip?
A. To use a car is the cheapest and best way to

go. You will want a car while there.

Q. Will there be time for recreation?

A. The afternoons ivill be given over entirely to

recreation. An experienced director will

be in charge.

Q. What recreational facilities are available?

A. Tennis courts, baseball diamond, shuffle
boards, swim,ming pools, mountain trips,
hiking, golf links, hard surfa<;e roads, etc.

Q. What equipment should be brought for
recreation ?

A. Tennis equipment, bathing suits, and hiking
outfits such as knickers and walking shoes,
golf clubs.

Q. Who is supposed to attend the Convention-
Assembly?

A. Leaders in all divisions of B. Y. P. V., pas-
tors, B. Y. P. U. members.

Q. Are delegations limited?
A. They are not. All applications will 6e ac-
cepted until all rooming space is taken.

Q. Should Juniors and Intermediates have older
companions?

A. By all means an older person should accom-
pany and accept full responsihility for
Juniors and Intermediates.

Q. Will the Assembly have definite rules and

regulations to govern itself?
A. Yes, such regulations as the AssemMy may

adopt for the general comfort and welfare.

Q. Who will appear on the program?

A. Southwide Secretaries, college presidents.
Seminary Professors, several out-of-state
B. Y. P. TJ. Secretaries and Junior-Inter-
mediate Leaders, pastors and North Caro-
lina young people.

Q. Should churches and B. T. P. U.'s create a
"Convention Fund?"

A. Decidedly so. Many will find it impossible to
go unless aided financially. To send a dele-
gate xoill he to make a worthy Kingdom
contribution.

Q. How should mail be addressed to Ridgecrest?
A. Pritchelle Hotel, Ridgecrest, N. C.

Q. For further information to whom write?
A. Secretary James A. Ivey, 206 Recorder Builds-
ing, Raleigh, N. G. ''

Q. To whom should request for reservations be

made?
A. Secretary James A. Ivey.

Q. How far in advance should reservations be
secured.

A. Several weeks would be best. In case of a
"full house" last-minute reservations could
not be taken care of.